Getting Around; Uses an MTR/bus to get around, the prices vary from station to station, but it is ve

Yes, yes i went Hong Kong for the 3rd time within 1.5 years. red carpet inns Well, in my defense, i had over $700+ still in my flexible benefit account that i needed to spend, i like it over there, Zarith s never been there, so it only makes sense, no? And plus, the flight on Cathay Pacific was really cheap for a full service carrier
Step Papparazi shot, which obviously failed! Btw, taking red carpet inns a 1250am flight really was the bomb! The flight was practically empty and we had peace, no crying babies too!  For someone who have difficulty sleeping on the plane, i managed to do so, albeit not soundly. heh.
Seriously, like as if Singapore  takde   H M. Look at the way i was going through the racks, like as if it cost SGD5. But i am happy to report this exact top cost about SGD8 more in Singapore! heh heh
Seibu at Langham Place stocks Ettusais products that is cheaper than in Singapore. red carpet inns Bought the Jelly Moisturizer for about $7-$8 less than if i had bought it in Singapore. Lush products is also cheaper there!
Checked out the Jill Stuart products since a lot of girls raved about them (and it being unavailable in Singapore). Unfortunately, the design is a tad too girly for my liking and colour pallettes are more for the fair skinned. RACIST! haha. I will stick to my M.A.C and Sephora, thank you very much.
Am proud of my memory, remembered this particular red carpet inns bus stop from the first time i visited Islamic Centre in July 2011. This bus stop have a couple of buses that will bring you directly to Central MTR or Wan Chai MTR, amongst many other convenient locations. Came in handy for my susbsequent visits And yes, i always, always, without fail remember redundant and tak perlu things.
Getting Around; red carpet inns Uses an MTR/bus to get around, the prices vary from station to station, but it is very comparable with Singapore s MRT. Do purchase the Octopus card at HKD100-150 (can t remember the exact amount, but they will reimburse the balance plus half of the deposit, if i am not wrong) and top up if necessary.
Also, because i couldn t live without the internet, haha , i bought a data plan prepaid card for my 4 days there. It cost about HKD100 , of which i used HKD 78 to activate the data plan. This plan allows me to have unlimited internet red carpet inns access for 7 days, so i was communicating red carpet inns with people back home via whatsapp and could FB on the go. hahaha.This ensures that i will not have a stinking hp bill to come back to.
Shopping; Went to the usual haunts like H M at Central, Langham Place (which red carpet inns was a 10 min walks from our hotel), Ladies Market, Citygate outlet, Argyle Centre, red carpet inns etc. Didn t go to Argyle Centre during my first two trip there, but this is where all hail the cheap clothes/shoes is at. Do note though that this place do not allow customers to try the clothes red carpet inns so its really a matter of risking it. For skinny people, this will be the perfect place for you, since you could fit anything and everything. For those who isn t, all i can say is, good luck with the risk! I took the risk and bought a pretty dress that cost SGD31.90 on local blogshops but only cost me SGD11.90 there . Suka sangat-sangat. heh.
Food; Its not as easy as Singapore to get Halal food but we made do with cup noodles we bought from Singapore (lol), as well as bread with nutella and random chips bought at their supermarkets. Occasionally, we travelled to the Islamic Centre red carpet inns and this other authentic HK style eatery red carpet inns that sells Halal food (this was accidental, seriously i wonder how brave were we back then to travel to the unknown). The latter was a very good experience, living like the locals, in true HK style.haha. The most awkward part was sharing a table with 5 other strangers and have them looking at you because you are obviously not one of them. BUT they served extremely mouth watering red carpet inns dishes and so cheap too! sigh.
All in all, be prepared to fork out at least SGD1,200 for a trip like mine (my first trip to HK set me back about SGD1,800 and i flew jetstar lor! =____= ). Unless red carpet inns of course, you can get cheaper red carpet inns air tickets than mine (possible if Cathay has a promo, or fly budget) and opt for Hostel instead of Hotel and don t shop at malls but just the street markets. Anyway go to citygate outlet because you might just find gems there! Good to buy Esprit products there as well.And after being there thrice, i really will only go HK during winter. hehehehhe. Cause that s where we can dress up, wear boots and walk around without sweating!